See Before and After takes of paper-based and F2F training materials transformed into engaging digital learning experiences.

Are you looking for inspiration for your eLearning portfolio or instructional design projects?

In this video, we’ll explore the Instructional Design Portfolio Bootcamp Showcase. It includes over 20 eLearning portfolios (each full of projects) from talented instructional designers who have completed the bootcamp.

The bootcamp is my flagship offering where I work directly with current and aspiring instructional designers to help them create strong instructional design projects, design a stand-out portfolio website, and land some of the best opportunities on the market.

The showcase highlights all of our hard work since 2020.

To explore the portfolios and experience the projects for yourself, visit devlinpeck.com/showcase.

Also, please subscribe for more free content about how to design effective eLearning & a strong instructional design portfolio.

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Map It: amzn.to/3f137mR
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Design For How People Learn: amzn.to/3CLtrNM
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0:00 Intro
1:17 The Portfolio Showcase
3:20 Aleks Drobik eLearning Portfolio
4:54 Alex Hoffman eLearning Portfolio
5:34 Steve Chea eLearning Portfolio
6:06 Nicole Stephens Instructional Design Portfolio
6:46 Robbie Christian Freelancer Portfolio
7:15 Conclusion

DOWNLOAD THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE DESIGN PORTFOLIO FREE WORKBOOK & TEMPLATES : forms.gle/naAwaiD1wFsZFLrK7

Become an Instructional Designer - Free Beginner Course : youtu.be/ul8qbeFsgpA

0:00-3:01 Why do you need an instructional designer portfolio even as a newbie?
3:01-3:28 Pre-Requites & Tips
3:28-4:26 The pages that need to go into your instructional designer portfolio
4:29-5:26 Landing Page
5:26-6:26 About me Page
6:26-8:40 Portfolio Page
8:40-9:10 Expertise/Services Page
9:11-9:55 Contact Page
9:56-11:07 Define your Brand/Mood (with a template)
11:08-11:53 Tools to bring your instructional design portfolio to life
12:04-12:30 Google Site Instructional Design Portfolio template
12:38- 13:19 Notion Instructional Design Portfolio template
13:19-13:54 Other alternate tools
13:54-14:25 Outro

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DOWNLOAD THE INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO FREE WORKBOOK & TEMPLATES : forms.gle/naAwaiD1wFsZFLrK7

In this video, I share with you my journey to becoming a full time instructional designer at a big Tech company with no experience or design degree.

Prepare for your Learning Designer Interview (Step-by-Step Guide) - VIDEO
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Instructional Designer Interview Prep Guide: forms.gle/Dew67iEFLcLUZbBH7

Become an Instructional Designer - Free Beginner Course : youtu.be/ul8qbeFsgpA

Vyond for animated videos review : youtube.com/watch?v=88C2HwWKUjM

Ant Pugh's Linkedin : linkedin.com/in/antpugh/ / channel : youtube.com/c/AntPugh

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In this latest instalment of UX portfolio reviews, I'll walk through the latest viewer submission which covers junior designer's from Norway portfolio and case study. While his work is truly well presented and the visual skills are impressive, there are a few bits that could make the UX case study stand out even further.

Sometime back I asked my viewers if there's anyone who would like to get their UX portfolios reviewed and shared with the broader audience. While it must be daunting to put it out there, constructive feedback and specific pointers can make all the difference. Would you like your UX design portfolio to be reviewed with constructive pointers? Drop me a line.

I recently also created a playlist that contains all my videos on UX portfolios here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM2Dd2NIn2Co0dXW7ySkIQEl-8zMcrQiP

🙌 If you like this video, you'll definitely like what comes next;
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🚀. I started this channel in 2018 to upskill my design team on user experience methods, rapid UX prototyping, service design, and more at a scale. Gladly the material I use is also relevant for other people across the globe (like yourself).

🧔 Who am I: UX research and design team manager, experience design lead, strategist, and design educator. I love complex services, enterprise UX tools, human decision support and AI tools.

👋 Get in touch: quickest option - @vytautasalech on Twitter; also - [email protected]. Note I try to respond to every email, however, given the time constraints it might take a while. The shorter and more specific the query the quicker the response!

Hi! I recently graduated from UX bootcamp and I created my first UX design portfolio. I'm not an expert on the subject, but I do know how overwhelming it can be to create your first UX portfolio from scratch, so I wanted to share some tips and advice for any other UX designers in the same boat.

In this video, I share some information about useful sections to include, how to structure your case studies and some general tips about the visual presentation of your first portfolio as a new UX designer. I also show you what my own portfolio is looking like so far (it's a work in progress!)

Have any questions or feedback for me? I'd really like to hear! Drop me a comment below.

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0:00 Intro
0:44 Hosting Platforms
1:07 My Portfolio & Projects
3:00 Landing Page
3:46 Case Studies
7:17 Presentation
8:40 General Tips
10:15 Pep Talk & Outro

Music
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Equipment
Canon EOS 700D

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How to create a portfolio for instructional design and e learning. What should you include? In this video I go through 3 layers of my portfolio that I usually present to clients.
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What is a Learning Experience Designer? #JustAskJanet

Learning comes from experience, that's a fact. But what kind of experience makes you want to learn and helps you achieve your goals? And how do you design such an experience?

That's wat Learning Experience Design is about!

But what is it exactly? Here's the definition of Niels Floor, director of Shapers:

"Learning Experience Design (LX design) is the process of creating learning experiences that enable the learner to achieve the desired learning outcome in a human centered and goal oriented way." - Niels Floor

That's a lot to take in, so this video breaks the definition down into 3 parts:

- Experience: What you create is an experience.
- Design: LX design is a design discipline.
- Learning: The experience that you design serves a clear purpose, learning!

And there you have it. This is Learning Experience Design.

Want to know more about Learning Experience Design?
Check out learningexperiencedesign.com

Or do you need some help with your LX design?
Shapers would love to help out. Check shapers.eu

In this UX Portfolio Review video, I'll walk through a recent review request made by one of the junior product designers in Australia. With only 3 months of experience of learning and doing UX research and design and applying to over 20 openings, they landed their first UX/UI gig. Watch to find out the key factors that contributed to this as well as the improvement areas to take it further.

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In this latest instalment of UX portfolio reviews, I'll walk through the latest viewer submission which covers the very first UX case study that designer has done. While it's an impressive first stab at documenting and presenting the design work as usual there are a lot of improvement areas. Some of the bits I cover include the difference between design thinking and UX process, the necessity of deep UX research when designing user experience and other suggestions.

Sometime back I asked my viewers if there's anyone who would like to get their UX portfolios reviewed and shared with the broader audience. While it must be daunting to put it out there, constructive feedback and specific pointers can make all the difference. Would you like your UX design portfolio to be reviewed with constructive pointers? Drop me a line below or [email protected]. Please be explicit that you are ok with me sharing it in a video.

I recently also created a playlist that contains all my videos on UX portfolios here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM2Dd2NIn2Co0dXW7ySkIQEl-8zMcrQiP

🙌 If you like this video, you'll definitely like what comes next;
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#userexperience #uxportfolio #uxdesign #design

In the eyes of future employers and clients, a UI designer is only as good as their portfolio. Your UI design portfolio introduces you as a designer, showcases your creative flair, and tells a compelling story about the product. Above all, your portfolio is what gives future employers and clients an insight into what it might be like to work with you.

This video is a recording of a live webinar hosted on July 7, 2020. In this video, CareerFoundry UI Design Mentor Olga conducts a live portfolio review—all the while providing seasoned insights into what will impresses hiring managers, and how to upgrade your portfolio from mediocre to eye-catching.

About the speaker
Olga Voskoboinikova is a Principal Designer at Korber Digital, and a mentor in CareerFoundry’s UI Design Program. She’s also worked with Zalando and the HolidayPirates Group in Berlin, doing UX/UI design and user research for digital products.

This video is brought to you by CareerFoundry. We provide comprehensive, mentored online programs in UX design, UI design, web development, and data analytics. Learn more on the blog or discover our courses:

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In this latest instalment of UX portfolio reviews, I'll walk through the latest viewer UX portfolio submission. This time I'll review and give quick improvement points to a junior UX designer who is in the process of a career change to UX design.

Sometime back I asked my viewers if there's anyone who would like to get their UX portfolios reviewed and shared with the broader audience. While it must be daunting to put it out there, constructive feedback and specific pointers can make all the difference.

I recently also created a playlist that contains all my videos on UX portfolios here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM2Dd2NIn2Co0dXW7ySkIQEl-8zMcrQiP

🙌 If you like this video, you'll definitely like what comes next;
SUBSCRIBE to this channel and don't forget to share, like, comment: youtube.com/channel/UCMEQZDhP_k_YkFnwoCgT7SQ?sub_confirmation=1

👕 UX design and user research themed merch by yours truly: youtube.com/c/VAEXPERIENCE/store

📩 Get my latest (BEST) updates delivered to your inbox: updates.vaexperience.com/

🚀. I started this channel in 2018 to upskill my design team on user experience methods, rapid UX prototyping, service design, and more at a scale. Gladly the material I use is also relevant for other people across the globe (like yourself).

🧔 Who am I: UX research and design team manager, experience design lead, strategist, and design educator. I love complex services, enterprise UX tools, human decision support and AI tools.

👋 Get in touch: quickest option - @vytautasalech on Twitter; also - [email protected]. Note I try to respond to every email, however, given the time constraints it might take a while. The shorter and more specific the query the quicker the response!

#uxdesign #ux #uxportfolio

What makes a great UX / UI portfolio? What can you do to level up your portfolio and land your dream job? In this video, a senior UX / UI designer reviews three student / junior portfolios, through the eyes of a hiring manager.

Thank you to everyone who submitted portfolios to us for review. Stay tuned for more portfolio reviews from CareerFoundry in the near future!

Check out the incredible portfolios submitted for this video:

00:00 Intro

00:48 Portfolio One:
Liana Rego - CareerFoundry Student
lianarego.github.io/Paper-Plane-Designs

10:52 Portfolio Two:
Gian Marco Macchinone - UX Design Student
gmacchione.com/

22:53 Portfolio Three:
Bridget Wu - CareerFoundry Graduate / Junior Designer
bridgetwu.com/

Looking to start a career in UX or UI design? Check CareerFoundry’s free short courses:

UX design short course: bit.ly/UXDesignShortCourse1

UI design short course: bit.ly/UIDesignShortCourse

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UX / UI Design Portfolio Reviews (2021):
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Your instructional design or eLearning portfolio is one of the best tools at your disposal for landing more (and better) opportunities. When potential clients and hiring managers can see the work that you can do, it builds their trust and helps you secure the opportunity.

By creating strong projects and including all of the necessary elements on your portfolio website, you will start landing those interviews and getting those leads :)

Check out my instructional design portfolio bootcamp if you're interested in 1-on-1 feedback, weekly workshops, and more content like this: devlinpeck.com/bootcamp

Watch the full guide to becoming an instructional designer: youtu.be/XwpZFknaoEE

If you have any questions about creating your ID portfolio, feel free to ask in the comments below.

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***Book Recommendations***
eLearning and the Science of Instruction: amzn.to/3kNuBiF
Map It: amzn.to/3f137mR
The Non-Designer's Design Book: amzn.to/3kP0reO
Design For How People Learn: amzn.to/3CLtrNM
Michael Allen's Guide to eLearning: amzn.to/31ZUbJB

***My Gear Setup***
Camera: amzn.to/3gulMr0
Lens: amzn.to/2EgrkZb
Mic: amzn.to/34DcBCp
Full writeup: devlinpeck.com/posts/video-setup

0:00 Intro
1:59 The Flagship Project
5:01 Supporting Projects
7:06 The Portfolio Bootcamp
7:44 Choose the Right Tool
11:28 Build the Site
14:11 Market your Site
15:34 Conclusion

This week's episode of Monday Funday looks at Learning Experience Design. This article gives an overview of LXD and ID, but I really love it most for the graphic at the top. What a great world we get to live in as Learning designers. medium.com/ux-of-edtech/understanding-the-complexity-of-learning-experience-design-a5010086c6ee

If you like this weekly pep talk designed to spark joy for the craft of Instructional Design and eLearning, you can join the full newsletter at elearningblends.com/monday-funday/ Start the week off with positive thoughts and cool tools from Karl G Richter.

Describe the learning events that best facilitate a selected learning experience.

It can sometimes be daunting to put your work out there, but constructive feedback can really make a difference.

I asked my followers on Instagram (@fergie.design) if anyone would like a portfolio review and then share it with the design community.

In this design portfolio review video, I'll give specific improvement pointers and highlight areas in Jamison's case study that work well and what could be added to best showcase his ability to hiring managers.

The best way to learn what good looks like is to have an open review.

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Learning Experience Design is becoming “a thing.” More and more folks are changing their titles from Instructional Designer to Learning Experience Designer. What is Learning Experience Design, anyway? Why the change? What’s the difference? In this webinar, Dr. Marty Rosenheck shared what it takes to become a Learning Experience Designer and steps you can take to get there.